Thanks for the link. I am trying to harden it but even 15 min in az evening causes the leaves to die. For now I am planning to leave it in the containment unit(basically plastic glasses laid in each other) If I figure out the photos here, will post a photo of the contraption. I am almost done with installing misters in my veggie garden. So might be okay there. Thank you again

Be careful of the misters. All the junk in our water cakes the leaves and then the plant cant breathe

Is it a seedling you grew yourself? I have a few jackfruit seedlings I grew from seed indoors. I hardened them off by putting them on the east side of my house with an outdoor umbrella over (in front of)them. They only get the morning sun.

Is it a seedling you grew yourself?---yes I grew it from seeds. Ill try the morning sun approach.
I am planning very short misting(2 min/2pm & 6 pm) but will dis continue if i see any damage.

I went to an Asian market and bought a jack fruit and got close to 100 seeds. I planted them all over the yard and watered all of them. I have about 5 or so growing in almost direct sun. Most that I planted in the garden area are shooting up like weeds. My best luck was planting them in potting soil on my porch I have a 3 month old plant that 2 feet tall. When winter hits I'm sure most wont make it but if they do that would be great

I have two seedlings I planted from seeds in a 5 gallon bucket in April both are about 2.5 feet tall now an in direct sun for about 5 hours a day, I know I will need to get them in the ground but they seem to be doing well in this heat, even in a container. I don't know if they will make it through the winter so I may keep take them indoors.

Mine reached about 3 feet and then I put some citrus fertilizer on them the next morning they were dead. I had a second wave of them I planted from a much better tasting fruit I learned my lesson and hope they are close to 3 feet by October. The ones in pots will come inside the ones in the ground will face the wrath of winter. Hopefully they will keep growing.